#密码资产动态追踪 Sister Mu recently put forward a bold idea: the Trump administration might acquire 1 million Bitcoins.



Don't be fooled by the number; the logic behind it is quite complex. For Trump, this is not just about investment returns. With the 2026 midterm elections looming, he clearly wants to avoid becoming a "lame-duck president" constrained by Congress. Building a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve has gone from a fringe topic to a core bargaining chip for maintaining political influence.

From an asset sheet perspective, as Bitcoin rises, the U.S. balance sheet benefits accordingly. This logical coherence—policy support plus asset appreciation expectations—forms a closed loop. The voting tendencies of the crypto community should not be underestimated either; they have become one of the key variables for winning the 2026 election.

The future trajectory of $BTC has, to some extent, already been written into the U.S. political agenda.
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DegenApeSurfervip
· 01-09 05:10
1 million coins? Trump's move is really brilliant, directly using the voting rights in the crypto circle as chips... Wait, doesn't this mean BTC has become a political tool? Feels a bit dangerous. Wood姐's comments this time are really harsh. If the US government really buys in, the coin price will skyrocket. Why does it feel like the entire crypto community is now being hijacked by politics? Kinda annoying. The RMB expresses concern... Wow, it turns out the game we've been playing has long been written into the political agenda. Wake up, everyone. Anyway, hold on to it first. Trump definitely won't let BTC fall.
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GateUser-e51e87c7vip
· 01-09 04:55
Wood Sister's recent remarks are truly daring—1 million BTC? That's quite a gamble... But on second thought, using crypto voting to exchange for political leverage seems plausible as well. The chess game for the 2026 midterm elections is indeed complex.
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ShamedApeSellervip
· 01-09 04:49
One million coins? Is this operation really happening or just another pie in the sky... But speaking of which, the combination of politics and the crypto circle is indeed brilliant. --- Woodie's recent remarks are a bit harsh, directly tying BTC and votes together, interesting. --- Wait, does the logic of the balance sheet benefits hold up? It feels a bit forced. --- The chips for the midterm elections... So our coin prices are now part of the political game? --- If someone really buys 1,000,000 coins, how high would Bitcoin need to rise? Can't really estimate. --- Policy support + appreciation expectations, the closed-loop theory is indeed plausible, but how about execution? --- A bit provocative, using the crypto community's votes to gain support for BTC—does this deal make sense?
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FloorPriceNightmarevip
· 01-09 04:45
1 million Bitcoins? Is this guy trying to exchange votes in the crypto community for coins? That's really bold.
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